The phrase "a closed store" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a retail establishment that is not currently open for business.
Example: "After driving around for an hour, we finally found a restaurant, but it was next to a closed store."
Alternatives: "an empty store" or "a shut shop".
FORTUNOFF, the Long-Island based jewelry and home furnishings retailer, is about to start work on a 180,000-square-foot store in White Plains on the site of a closed Saks Fifth Avenue store.
The store will be at Kings Plaza in Brooklyn and will be 57,900 square feet in size, occupying some of a closed Sears store space.
She walks from Dr. Mason's office to the dancing studio of Madame Arlette LeMoyne, over a closed Woolworth store.
When others recognized Valve's potential strategic vulnerability to a "closed" Windows store, they allocated some time to that issue.
Despite the late hour, the two teenagers -- both dark skinned -- met in a well-lit area outside a closed food store.
The 34-year-old mother of two stood today in front of a closed liquor store as the sound of a church choir wafted into earshot.
A small, bent man in a trench coat stands on a rain-soaked street in the middle of the night, staring at a closed liquor store as if it were a mirage.
LETTER FROM MOSCOW about fashion in Russia... Writer visits the Christian Lacroix boutique, the Gianfranco Ferre Studio boutique, as well as a closed bluejeans store called Big Star, nearby... Describes fashion in the Soviet Union...Over the years, foreign friends — mostly Americans — were always shocked by the idea that Russians might take any interest in fashion.
Moments like the casual exchange with an older white man, a regular guy, whose pregnant wife desperately needs to use the bathroom of a closed convenience store.
When Frank the hotdog prowls the closed store at night for answers, he bumps into the Imperishables – a bottle of Firewater and a Twinkie – a kind of unofficial clergy of the foodstuffs.
